Campbell CR300 series Manuals

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Campbell CR300 series Product Manual (321 pages)

Compact Datalogger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 10.3 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

17
2 Precautions

18
3 Initial Inspection

19
4 CR300 Series Data Acquisition System Components

20
- The CR300 Series Data Logger
  21
  - CR300 Series Product Line
    21
  - Overview
    22
  - Operations
    22
  - Programs
    22
- Sensors
  23
5 Wiring Panel and Terminal Functions

24
- Power Input
  26
  - Power LED Indicator
    28
- Power Output
  28
- Grounds
  29
- Communications Ports
  30
  - USB Device Port
    30
  - Ethernet Port
    30
  - C Terminals for Communications
    31
    
    Ports
    31
  - Port
    31
    
    Power States
    31
- Programmable Logic Control
  32
6 Setting up the CR300 Series

34
7 Setting up Communications with the Data Logger

35
8 USB or RS-232 Communications

37
9 Virtual Ethernet over USB (RNDIS)

40
10 Ethernet Communications Option

42
11 Wi-Fi Communications Option

45
12 Cellular Communications Option

53
- Pre-Installation
  54
  - Establish Cellular Service
    54
    
    Selecting a Data Service
    54
  - Install the SIM Card
    55
  - Konect Pakbus Router Setup
    55
    
    Get Started
    55
    
    Set up Konect Pakbus Router
    56
- Installation
  57
  - Modules Using Konect Pakbus Router (Private Dynamic IP)
    57
    
    Configure Data Logger
    57
    
    Set up Loggernet
    59
    
    Test the Connection
    61
  - Modules Using a Public Static IP
    62
    
    Configure Data Logger
    62
    
    Set up Loggernet
    64
    
    Test the Connection
    65
- Cellular (TX/RX) LED Indicator
  66
- Signal Strength and Quality
  66
  - Signal Strength
    66
  - Signal Quality
    67
13 Radio Communications Option

68
14 Testing Communications with Ezsetup

85
- Making the Software Connection
  86
15 Creating a Short Cut Data Logger Program

87
- Sending a Program to the Data Logger
  90
16 Working with Data

92
- Default Data Tables
  92
- Collecting Data
  93
  - Collecting Data Using Loggernet
    93
  - Collecting Data Using PC400
    94
- Viewing Historic Data
  94
- Data Types and Formats
  95
  - Variables
    95
  - Constants
    96
  - Data Storage
    97
- About Data Tables
  98
  - Header Rows
    99
  - Data Records
    101
- Creating Data Tables in a Program
  101
17 Data Memory

104
- Data Tables
  104
- Flash Memory
  105
  - CPU Drive
    105
18 Measurements

106
- Voltage Measurements
  106
  - Single-Ended Measurements
    107
  - Differential Measurements
    108
- Current-Loop Measurements
  108
  - Voltage Ranges for Current Measurements
    109
  - Example Current-Loop Measurement Connections
    109
- Resistance Measurements
  111
  - Resistance Measurements with Voltage Excitation
    111
  - RTD and PRT
    114
  - Strain Measurements
    114
  - Accuracy for Resistance Measurements
    116
- Period-Averaging Measurements
  117
- Pulse Measurements
  118
  - Low-Level AC Measurements
    119
  - High-Frequency Measurements
    119
  - Switch-Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
    120
    
    P_SW Terminal
    120
    
    C Terminals
    121
  - Quadrature Measurements
    121
  - Pulse Measurement Tips
    122
    
    Input Filters and Signal Attenuation
    123
    
    Pulse Count Resolution
    123
- Vibrating Wire Measurements
  123
  - Vspect
    123
19 Communications Protocols

124
- General Serial Communications
  125
- Modbus Communications
  126
  - About Modbus
    127
  - Modbus Protocols
    128
  - Understanding Modbus Terminology
    129
  - Connecting Modbus Devices
    129
  - Modbus Client-Server Protocol
    129
  - About Modbus Programming
    130
    
    Endianness
    130
    
    Function Codes
    131
  - Modbus Information Storage
    132
    
    Registers
    132
    
    Coils
    133
    
    Data Types
    133
    
    Unsigned 16-Bit Integer
    133
    
    32-Bit Floating Point
    134
    
    Signed 16-Bit Integer
    134
    
    Signed 32-Bit Integer
    134
    
    Unsigned 32-Bit Integer
    134
  - Modbus Tips and Troubleshooting
    134
    
    Error Codes
    135
    
    Result Code -01: Illegal Function
    135
    
    Result Code -02: Illegal Data Address
    135
    
    Result Code -11: COM Port Error
    135
- Internet Communications
  136
  - IP Address
    136
  - HTTPS Server
    137
  - FTP Server
    137
- Mqtt
  138
  - Sending Data to an MQTT Broker
    138
    
    Configure the Data Logger
    138
    
    Mosquitto
    138
    
    Program the Data Logger
    139
    
    Aws
    140
    
    Setup AWS Iot
    140
    
    Configure the Data Logger
    146
    
    Program the Data Logger
    148
    
    Verify Data in AWS Iot
    148
  - Check Broker for Incoming Data
    149
- DNP3 Communications
  151
- Pakbus Communications
  152
- Communications
  153
  - Transparent Mode
    153
    
    Watch Command (Sniffer Mode)
    154
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    155
  - Programmed Mode/Recorder Mode
    155
  - Programming the Data Logger to Act as an SDI-12 Sensor
    156
  - Power Considerations
    156
20 Installation

158
- Default Program
  159
- Data Logger Security
  160
  - Device Configuration Utility Security Check
    160
    
    Http
    161
    
    Https
    161
    
    Pakbus
    161
    
    Web Services
    161
    
    Ftp
    162
    
    Network Services
    162
    
    Operating System Status
    162
    
    Ping
    162
    
    Telnet
    162
  - Other Security Measures Reviewed by Device Configuration Utility
    163
    
    Account Manager
    163
    
    IP Broadcast Filtered
    163
    
    Other Communications Protocols
    163
    
    Pakbus TCP Enabled
    163
  - Tls
    163
    
    From a Certificate Authority
    165
    
    Obtaining Certificate and Private Key
    165
    
    Applying Keys and Certificates to CSI Web Server
    167
    
    From Your IT Department
    167
  - Other Security Measures
    170
    
    Crbasic
    170
    
    Other
    170
    
    The .Csipasswd File
    171
    
    Deprecated API Functionality
    173
- Web Interface
  173
- Power Budgeting
  173
- Field Work
  174
- Data Logger Enclosures
  174
- Electrostatic Discharge and Lightning Protection
  175
21 CR300 Series Maintenance

177
- Data Logger Calibration
  177
- Internal Battery
  178
  - Replacing the Internal Battery
    179
- Updating the Operating System
  179
  - Sending an Operating System to a Local Data Logger
    180
  - Sending an Operating System to a Remote Data Logger
    181
- Gzip
  182
22 Tips and Troubleshooting

184
- Checking Station Status
  185
  - Viewing Station Status
    186
  - Watchdog Errors
    186
  - Results for Last Program Compiled
    187
  - Skipped Scans
    187
  - Skipped Records
    187
  - Variable out of Bounds
    187
  - Battery Voltage
    187
- Understanding NAN and INF Occurrences
  187
- Timekeeping
  188
  - Clock Best Practices
    189
  - Time Stamps
    189
  - Avoiding Time Skew
    190
- Crbasic Program Errors
  190
  - Program Does Not Compile
    191
  - Program Compiles but Does Not Run Correctly
    191
- Troubleshooting Radio Communications
  192
- Reducing out of Memory Errors
  192
- Resetting the Data Logger
  192
  - Processor Reset
    193
  - Program Send Reset
    193
  - Manual Data Table Reset
    194
  - Formatting Drives
    194
  - Full Memory Reset
    194
- Troubleshooting Power Supplies
  194
- Using Terminal Mode
  195
  - Serial Talk through and Comms Watch
    197
  - Transparent Mode
    197
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    199
    
    Watch Command (Sniffer Mode)
    199
  - Terminal Master
    200
- Ground Loops
  200
  - Common Causes
    200
  - Detrimental Effects
    201
  - Severing a Ground Loop
    203
  - Soil Moisture Example
    203
- Improving Voltage Measurement Quality
  205
  - Deciding between Single-Ended or Differential Measurements
    205
  - Minimizing Ground Potential Differences
    206
    
    Ground Potential Differences
    207
  - Minimizing Power-Related Artifacts
    207
    
    Minimizing Electronic Noise
    208
  - Filtering to Reduce Measurement Noise
    209
  - Minimizing Settling Errors
    212
    
    Measuring Settling Time
    212
  - Factors Affecting Accuracy
    214
    
    Measurement Accuracy Example
    215
  - Minimizing Offset Voltages
    215
- Field Calibration
  217
- File Name and Resource Errors
  217
23 Information Tables and Settings (Advanced)

218
- Datatableinfo Table System Information
  219
  - Datafilldays
    219
  - Datarecordsize
    219
  - Datatablename
    219
  - Recnum
    220
  - Secsperrecord
    220
  - Skippedrecord
    220
  - Timestamp
    220
- Status Table System Information
  220
  - Battery
    220
  - Calgain
    221
  - Caloffset
    221
  - Commsmemfree
    221
  - Compileresults
    221
  - Cpudrivefree
    221
  - Datastoragefree
    221
  - Datastoragesize
    221
  - Fullmemreset
    221
  - Lastslowscan
    222
  - Lithiumbattery
    222
  - Maxproctime
    222
  - Maxslowproctime
    222
  - Measuretime
    222
  - Memoryfree
    222
  - Memorysize
    222
  - Osdate
    223
  - Ossignature
    223
  - Osversion
    223
  - Pakbusroutes
    223
  - Paneltemp
    223
  - Portconfig
    223
  - Portstatus
    224
  - Processtime
    224
  - Progerrors
    224
  - Progname
    224
  - Progsignature
    224
  - Recnum
    224
  - Revboard
    225
  - Runsignature
    225
  - Serialnumber
    225
  - Serialflasherrors
    225
  - Skippedscan
    225
  - Slowproctime
    225
  - Starttime
    226
  - Startupcode
    226
  - Stationname
    226
  - Sw12Volts
    226
  - Timestamp
    226
  - Varoutofbound
    226
  - Watchdogerrors
    227
  - Wifiupdatereq
    227
- Settings
  227
  - Baudrate
    227
  - Beacon
    228
  - Cell Settings
    228
  - Centralrouters
    228
  - Commsmemalloc
    228
  - Dns
    229
  - Ethernetinfo
    229
  - Ethernetpower
    229
  - Filesmanager
    229
  - Ftpenabled
    229
  - Ftppassword
    230
  - Ftpport
    230
  - Ftpusername
    230
  - Httpenabled
    230
  - Httpport
    230
  - Httpsenabled
    230
  - Httpsport
    230
  - Includefile
    231
  - Ipbroadcastfiltered
    231
  - Ipaddresseth
    231
  - Ipgateway
    231
  - Ipmasketh
    232
  - Ipmaskwifi
    232
  - Iptrace
    232
  - Iptracecode
    232
  - Iptracecomport
    232
  - Isrouter
    232
  - Keepaliveurl (Ping Keep Alive URL)
    233
  - Keepalivemin (Ping Keep Alive Timeout Value)
    233
  - Maxpacketsize
    233
  - Neighbors
    233
  - Pakbusaddress
    233
  - Pakbusencryptionkey
    234
  - Pakbusnodes
    234
  - Pakbusport
    234
  - Pakbustcpclients
    234
  - Pakbustcpenabled
    234
  - Pakbustcppassword
    235
  - Pingenabled
    235
  - Pppdial
    235
  - Pppdialresponse
    235
  - Pppinfo
    235
  - Pppinterface
    236
  - Pppipaddr
    236
  - Ppppassword
    236
  - Pppusername
    236
  - Routefilters
    236
  - Rs232Power
    237
  - Security(1), Security(2), Security
    237
  - Servicesenabled
    237
  - Tcpclientconnections
    237
  - Tcpport
    237
  - Telnetenabled
    237
  - Tlsconnections (Max TLS Server Connections)
    237
  - Tlspassword
    238
  - Tlsstatus
    238
  - Utcoffset
    238
  - Verify
    238
  - Cellular Settings
    238
    
    Cellapn
    239
    
    Cellenabled
    239
    
    Cellinfo
    239
    
    Cellkeepalive
    240
    
    Cellkeepalivetime
    240
    
    Cellpdpauth
    240
    
    Cellpdppassword
    240
    
    Cellpdpusername
    241
    
    Cellpwrduration
    241
    
    Cellpwrrepeat
    242
    
    Cellpwrstarttime
    242
    
    Cellrsrq
    242
    
    Cellrssi
    243
    
    Cellstate
    243
    
    Cellstatus
    244
  - RF407-Series Radio Settings
    244
    
    Radioavailfreq
    245
    
    Radiochanmask
    245
    
    Radioenable
    245
    
    Radiohopseq
    245
    
    Radiomac
    246
    
    Radiomodel
    246
    
    Radiomodulever
    246
    
    Radionetid
    246
    
    Radioprotocol
    247
    
    Radiopwrmode
    247
    
    Radioretries
    248
    
    Radiorssi
    248
    
    Radiorssiaddr
    249
    
    Radiostats
    249
    
    Radiotxpwr
    250
  - Wi-Fi Settings
    250
    
    Ipaddresswifi
    251
    
    Ipgatewaywifi
    251
    
    Ipmaskwifi
    251
    
    Wifichannel
    251
    
    Wificonfig
    251
    
    Networks
    252
    
    Wifieapmethod
    252
    
    Wifieappassword
    252
    
    Wifieapuser
    252
    
    Wifienable
    252
    
    Wifipassword
    253
    
    Wifipowermode
    253
    
    Wifissid (Network Name)
    253
    
    Wifistatus
    253
    
    Wifitxpowerlevel
    254
    
    Wlandomainname
    254

Campbell CR300 series Product Manual (258 pages)

Compact Datalogger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 4.63 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 CR300 Series Data Acquisition System Components

14
- The CR300 Series Datalogger
  15
  - CR300 Series Product Line
    15
  - Overview
    16
  - Operations
    16
  - Programs
    16
- Sensors
  16
2 Wiring Panel and Terminal Functions

18
- Power Input
  20
  - Power LED Indicator
    22
- Power Output
  22
- Grounds
  23
- Communications Ports
  24
  - USB Device Port
    24
  - Ethernet Port
    24
  - C Terminals for Communications
    25
    
    Ports
    25
  - Port
    25
    
    Power States
    25
- Programmable Logic Control
  26
3 Setting up the CR300 Series

28
4 Setting up Communications with the Data Logger

29
- USB or RS-232 Communications
  30
5 Virtual Ethernet over USB (RNDIS)

32
6 Ethernet Communications Option

34
7 Wi-Fi Communications Option

38
8 Cellular Communications Option

42
- Pre-Installation
  42
  - Establish Cellular Service
    43
    
    Selecting a Data Service
    43
  - Install the SIM Card
    43
  - Konect Pakbus Router Setup
    44
    
    Get Started
    44
    
    Set up Konect Pakbus Router
    45
- Installation
  46
  - Modules Using Konect Pakbus Router (Private Dynamic IP)
    46
    
    Configure Data Logger
    46
    
    Set up Loggernet
    48
    
    Test the Connection
    50
  - Modules Using a Public Static IP
    50
    
    Configure Data Logger
    50
    
    Set up Loggernet
    51
    
    Test the Connection
    53
- Cellular (TX/RX) LED Indicator
  54
- Signal Strength
  54
9 Radio Communications Option

55
10 Testing Communications with Ezsetup

63
- Making the Software Connection
  64
11 Creating a Short Cut Data Logger Program

65
- Sending a Program to the Data Logger
  67
12 Working with Data

69
- Default Data Tables
  69
- Collecting Data
  70
  - Collecting Data Using Loggernet
    70
  - Collecting Data Using PC200W or PC400
    70
- Viewing Historic Data
  71
- Data Types and Formats
  71
  - Variables
    72
  - Data Storage
    73
- About Data Tables
  74
  - Header Rows
    75
  - Data Records
    77
- Creating Data Tables in a Program
  77
13 Data Memory

79
- Data Tables
  79
- Flash Memory
  79
  - CPU Drive
    80
14 Measurements

81
- Voltage Measurements
  81
  - Single-Ended Measurements
    82
  - Differential Measurements
    82
- Current-Loop Measurements
  83
  - Voltage Ranges for Current Measurements
    83
  - Example Current-Loop Measurement Connections
    84
- Resistance Measurements
  85
- Period-Averaging Measurements
  91
- Pulse Measurements
  91
  - Low-Level AC Measurements
    93
  - High-Frequency Measurements
    93
  - Switch-Closure and Open-Collector Measurements
    94
    
    C Terminals
    94
    
    P_SW Terminal
    94
  - Quadrature Measurements
    95
  - Pulse Measurement Tips
    96
    
    Input Filters and Signal Attenuation
    96
    
    Pulse Count Resolution
    96
- Vibrating Wire Measurements
  97
  - Vspect
    97
15 Communications Protocols

98
- General Serial Communications
  99
- Modbus Communications
  100
  - About Modbus
    101
  - Modbus Protocols
    102
  - Understanding Modbus Terminology
    103
  - Connecting Modbus Devices
    103
  - Modbus Master-Slave Protocol
    103
  - About Modbus Programming
    104
    
    Endianness
    104
    
    Function Codes
    105
  - Modbus Information Storage
    105
    
    Coils
    106
    
    Data Types
    106
    
    Registers
    106
    
    Signed 16-Bit Integer
    107
    
    Signed 32-Bit Integer
    107
    
    Unsigned 16-Bit Integer
    107
    
    Unsigned 32-Bit Integer
    107
    
    32-Bit Floating Point
    108
  - Modbus Tips and Troubleshooting
    108
    
    Error Codes
    108
    
    Result Code -01: Illegal Function
    108
    
    Result Code -02: Illegal Data Address
    108
    
    Result Code -11: COM Port Error
    109
- Internet Communications
  109
- DNP3 Communications
  110
- Pakbus Communications
  110
- Communications
  111
  - Transparent Mode
    111
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    113
  - Programmed Mode/Recorder Mode
    113
  - Programming the Data Logger to Act as an SDI-12 Sensor
    114
  - Power Considerations
    114
16 CR300 Series Maintenance

116
- Data Logger Calibration
  116
- Data Logger Security
  117
  - Tls
    118
  - Security Codes
    119
  - Creating a .Csipasswd File
    120
    
    Command Syntax
    121
- Data Logger Enclosures
  121
- Internal Battery
  122
  - Replacing the Internal Battery
    123
- Electrostatic Discharge and Lightning Protection
  124
- Power Budgeting
  126
- Updating the Operating System
  126
  - Sending an Operating System to a Local Data Logger
    127
  - Sending an Operating System to a Remote Data Logger
    128
17 Tips and Troubleshooting

130
- Checking Station Status
  131
  - Viewing Station Status
    132
  - Watchdog Errors
    132
  - Results for Last Program Compiled
    133
  - Skipped Scans
    133
  - Skipped Records
    133
  - Variable out of Bounds
    133
- Battery Voltage
  133
- Understanding NAN and INF Occurrences
  133
- Timekeeping
  134
  - Clock Best Practices
    135
  - Time Stamps
    135
  - Avoiding Time Skew
    136
- Crbasic Program Errors
  136
  - Program Does Not Compile
    137
  - Program Compiles but Does Not Run Correctly
    137
- Troubleshooting Radio Communications
  138
- Reducing out of Memory Errors
  138
- Resetting the Data Logger
  138
  - Processor Reset
    139
  - Program Send Reset
    139
  - Manual Data Table Reset
    139
  - Formatting Drives
    140
  - Full Memory Reset
    140
- Troubleshooting Power Supplies
  140
- Using Terminal Mode
  141
  - Serial Talk through and Comms Watch
    143
  - Transparent Mode
    143
    
    Transparent Mode Commands
    145
  - Terminal Master
    145
- Ground Loops
  146
  - Common Causes
    146
  - Detrimental Effects
    147
  - Severing a Ground Loop
    148
  - Soil Moisture Example
    149
- Improving Voltage Measurement Quality
  150
  - Deciding between Single-Ended or Differential Measurements
    151
  - Minimizing Ground Potential Differences
    152
    
    Ground Potential Differences
    152
  - Minimizing Power-Related Artifacts
    153
    
    Minimizing Electronic Noise
    154
  - Filtering to Reduce Measurement Noise
    154
  - Minimizing Settling Errors
    157
    
    Measuring Settling Time
    157
    
    Factors Affecting Accuracy
    159
    
    Measurement Accuracy Example
    159
    
    Minimizing Offset Voltages
    160
  - Field Calibration
    161
  - File Name and Resource Errors
    162
18 Information Tables and Settings (Advanced)

163
- Datatableinfo Table System Information
  164
  - Datafilldays
    164
  - Datarecordsize
    164
  - Datatablename
    164
  - Recnum
    164
  - Secsperrecord
    165
  - Skippedrecord
    165
  - Timestamp
    165
- Status Table System Information
  165
  - Battery
    165
  - Calgain
    165
  - Caloffset
    165
  - Commsmemfree
    166
  - Compileresults
    166
  - Cpudrivefree
    166
  - Datastoragefree
    166
  - Datastoragesize
    166
  - Fullmemreset
    166
  - Lastslowscan
    166
  - Lithiumbattery
    166
  - Maxproctime
    167
  - Maxslowproctime
    167
  - Measuretime
    167
  - Memoryfree
    167
  - Memorysize
    167
  - Osdate
    167
  - Ossignature
    167
  - Osversion
    167
  - Pakbusroutes
    168
  - Paneltemp
    168
- Portconfig
  168
- Portstatus
  168
- Processtime
  168
- Progerrors
  168
- Progname
  169
- Progsignature
  169
- Recnum
  169
- Revboard
  169
- Runsignature
  169
- Serialnumber
  169
- Serialflasherrors
  169
- Skippedscan
  170
- Slowproctime
  170
- Starttime
  170
- Startupcode
  170
- Stationname
  170
- Sw12Volts
  170
- Timestamp
  171
- Varoutofbound
  171
- Watchdogerrors
  171
- Wifiupdatereq
  171
- Settings
  171
  - Baudrate
    172
  - Beacon
    172
  - Cell Settings
    172
  - Centralrouters
    172
  - Commsmemalloc
    173
  - Dns
    173
  - Ethernetinfo
    173
  - Ethernetpower
    173
  - Filesmanager
    173
  - Ftpenabled
    173
  - Ftppassword
    174
  - Ftpport
    174
  - Ftpusername
    174
  - Httpenabled
    174
  - Httpport
    174
- Httpsenabled
  174
- Httpsport
  174
- Includefile
  174
- Ipaddresseth
  175
- Ipgateway
  175
- Ipmasketh
  175
- Ipmaskwifi
  175
- Iptrace
  175
- Iptracecode
  176
- Iptracecomport
  176
- Isrouter
  176
- Maxpacketsize
  176
- Neighbors
  176
- Pakbusaddress
  177
- Pakbusencryptionkey
  177
- Pakbusnodes
  177
- Pakbusport
  177
- Pakbustcpclients
  177
- Pakbustcpenabled
  177
- Pakbustcppassword
  178
- Pingenabled
  178
- Pppdial
  178
- Pppdialresponse
  178
- Pppinfo
  178
- Pppinterface
  179
- Pppipaddr
  179
- Ppppassword
  179
- Pppusername
  179
- Routefilters
  179
- Rs232Power
  180
- Security(1), Security(2), Security
  180
- Servicesenabled
  180
- Tcpclientconnections
  180
- Tcpport
  180
- Telnetenabled
  180
- Tlsconnections
  180
- Tlspassword
  180
- Tlsstatus
  181
- Udpbroadcastfilter
  181
- Utcoffset
  181
- Verify
  181
- Cellular Settings
  181
  - Cellapn
    182
  - Cellenabled
    182
  - Cellinfo
    182
  - Cellkeepalive
    182
  - Cellkeepalivetime
    183
  - Cellpdpauth
    183
  - Cellpdppassword
    183
  - Cellpdpusername
    183
  - Cellpwrduration
    184
  - Cellpwrrepeat
    184
  - Cellpwrstarttime
    184
  - Cellrsrq
    185
  - Cellrssi
    185
  - Cellstate
    186
  - Cellstatus
    186
- RF407-Series Radio Settings
  187
  - Radioavailfreq
    187
  - Radiochanmask
    187
  - Radioenable
    187
  - Radiohopseq
    188
  - Radiomac
    188
  - Radiomodel
    188
  - Radiomodulever
    188
  - Radionetid
    189
  - Radioprotocol
    189
  - Radiopwrmode
    189
  - Radioretries
    190
  - Radiorssi
    190
  - Radiorssiaddr
    191
  - Radiostats
    191
  - Radiotxpwr
    192
- Wi-Fi Settings
  192
  - Ipaddresswifi
    192
  - Ipgatewaywifi
    192
  - Ipmaskwifi
    193
  - Wifichannel
    193
  - Wificonfig
    193
  - Wifieapmethod
    193
  - Wifieappassword
    193
  - Wifieapuser
    194
  - Networks
    194
  - Wifienable
    194
  - Wifipassword
    194
  - Wifipowermode
    194
  - Wifissid (Network Name)
    195
  - Wifistatus
    195
  - Wifitxpowerlevel
    195
  - Wlandomainname
    195

Campbell CR300 series Operator's Manual (86 pages)

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 2.77 MB

Table of Contents
7
Introduction
11
Precautions
11
Initial Inspection
12
Quickstart
12
Configure Software
13
Connect to the CR300
17
Connect with PC200W or PC400
17
Connect with Loggernet
18
Create a Program
19
Wire Sensors and Devices
24
Send a Program
24
Opening a Terminal
24
Collect Data
25
Collect Data with PC200W or PC400
25
Collect Data with Loggernet
27
View Data
28
Install the CR300
28
Apply Power
29
Connect to Earth Ground
29
Mounting to a Backplate
29
Overview
30
Wiring Panel Overview
30
CR300 Wiring Panel
30
CR300 Wiring Panel Terminal Definitions
30
Configuring the CR300
31
Device Configuration Utility
31
Network Planner
31
Configuring Datalogger Support Software
32
Writing a Program
32
Sending a Program
32
Monitoring Data
33
Collecting Data
33
Viewing Data
33
Typical Data Table
34
TOA5 Environment Line
34
Data Process Abbreviations
35
Details
36
Analog Measurements
36
Voltage Measurements - Details
36
Single-Ended Measurements
36
Differential Measurements
37
Voltage Ranges
37
Settling Time
37
Reverse Differential
37
First Notch Frequency
37
Resistance Measurements - Details
38
Resistive-Bridge Circuits with Voltage Excitation
38
Voltage Excitation
40
Ratiometric Accuracy
40
Current Measurements - Details
40
Voltage Ranges for Current Measurements
41
Ma and 4-20 Ma Measurements
41
CR300 Current Measurement
41
Ma and 4-20 Ma Sensor Example Connections
41
Pulse Measurements - Details
43
Pulse Signal Types
43
Period Averaging - Details
44
Digital Input/Ouput - Details
44
Communication - Details
44
Communication Ports
44
Pulse Measurement Input Types, Terminals, and Data Options
44
USB Port
45
RS-232 Port
45
SDI-12 Ports
45
General Serial Communications
45
SDI-12 Communications
45
Modbus Communications
46
DNP3 Communications
46
Pakbus Communications
46
Internet Communications
47
Grounding - Details
47
Lightning Protection
48
Power
49
Power in
49
Power Sources
49
Lightning Protection Scheme
49
Power LED Indicator
50
Calculating Power Consumption
50
Power out
50
Power LED Activity
50
Memory
51
Data Storage
51
CR300 Memory Allocation
51
CPU Drive
52
Time Keeping
52
Specifications
52
Voltage Measurements - Specifications
52
Analog Voltage Measurement Range and Resolution
52
Analog Voltage Measurement Speed
52
Analog Voltage Measurement Input Resistance and Current
52
Resistance Measurements - Specifications
54
Voltage Excitation - Specifications
55
Current Measurements - Specifications
55
Pulse Measurements - Specifications
55
Switch-Closure Input
55
High-Frequency Input
56
Low-Level AC Input
56
Period Averaging - Specifications
56
Digital Input/Output - Specifications
57
Switched Voltage Output - Specifications
57
Digital I/O Voltage Levels
57
Pulse-Width Modulation - Specifications
58
Communication - Specifications
58
System - Specifications
58
Power Requirements - Specifications
59
Compliance - Specifications
59
Physical - Specifications
59
RF407, RF412, and RF422 Radio Options - Specifications
60
Maintenance
60
Calibration
61
Sending an Operating System
61
Internal Lithium Battery
62
Troubleshooting
62
Station Status Summary
62
Station Status Window
62
Basic Troubleshooting Procedure
63
Troubleshooting with Station Status
63
NAN and INF
64
Out of Memory Error
65
Resetting the CR300
65
Glossary
66

Campbell CR300 series Getting Started Manual (27 pages)

Compact Datalogger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 2.03 MB

Table of Contents
2
Getting Started
3
USB Communications
4
Cellular Communications Option
6
Pre-Installation
7
Establish Cellular Service
7
Selecting a Data Service
7
Install the SIM Card
8
Konect Pakbus Router Setup
8
Get Started
8
Set up Konect Pakbus Router
9
Installation
10
Modules Using Konect Pakbus Router (Private Dynamic IP)
10
Configure Data Logger
10
Set up Loggernet
12
Test the Connection
14
Cellular (TX/RX) LED Indicator
15
Signal Strength and Quality
15
Signal Strength
16
Signal Quality
16
Creating a Short Cut Data Logger Program
18
Sending a Program to the Data Logger
22
Working with Data
24
Default Data Tables
24
Collecting Data
25
Collecting Data Using Loggernet
25
Collecting Data Using PC400
26
Viewing Historic Data
26

Campbell CR300 series Getting Started Manual (24 pages)

Compact Datalogger

Brand: Campbell | Category: Data Loggers | Size: 1.79 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Getting Started

3
2 USB or RS-232 Communications

4
3 Cellular Communications Option

6
- Pre-Installation
  6
- Installation
  10
  - Modules Using Konect Pakbus Router (Private Dynamic IP)
    10
    
    Configure Data Logger
    10
    
    Set up Loggernet
    12
    
    Test the Connection
    14
- Cellular (TX/RX) LED Indicator
  14
- Signal Strength
  14
4 Creating a Short Cut Data Logger Program

16
5 Sending a Program to the Data Logger

19
6 Working with Data

21
- Default Data Tables
  21
- Collecting Data
  22
  - Collecting Data Using Loggernet
    22
  - Collecting Data Using PC200W or PC400
    22
- Viewing Historic Data
  23

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